ECONOMIC AND AGRICULTURAL REFORMS

-Have proven viable in addressing food security issues like in the case
of China, So China is one of the most populated countries in the world.
In 1978, China began to reforms in these sectors to ensure food
security for the country and its people.

QUESTION:

1.) What did the Chinese Government do to solve their problem

about population?

-The Chinese government has implemented various methods to control

population growth. In 1979, China started the “one child per family policy”, This
policy stated that citizens must obtain a birth certificate before the birth of their
children. The citizens would be offered special benefits if they agreed to have
only one child and would be punished trough taxation if not.
TRASLATION:

SO ANG NAKA BUTANG SA ILAHANG LAW NA ANG TANANG MGA

MAMAMAYAN DIDTO KAY DAPAT MO KUHA DAAN UG CERTIFICATE
BAGO SILA MANGANAK

SO KATUNG MGA TAO NA MO SUGOT SA ILANG “ONE CHILD PER

FAMILY” O ISA RA KA ANAK KAY MAO TO SILA ANG TAGAAN UG
BENEPISYO. UG KATONG MGA TAO NA GUSTO NILAG SUBRA ILANG
ANAK, KINAHANGLAN NILA NA MO BAYAD UG TAX.

SO MOSTLY MGA DATO RA AND DAGHANG ANAK SA CHINA KAY

MAKA AFFORD MAN SILA SA MGA TAX NA BAYRANAN NIYA ANG
MGA POBRE DILI MAN.

2 What happens if a Chinese family end up having more than 2

kids?
- Chinese parents had to endure strict enforcement methods of the policy,
including forced sterilizations, and forced abortions.
Families that gave birth to additional children often became undocumented and
would struggle to receive education or find jobs.
NUTRITION- WISE
China was able to reduce the number of undernourished people by
Seventy million (70M) from 1990-2000 (Jiang 2008). Both grain
production and household income increased,creating a synchronized
and self pricing policies, domestic food security can be relatively
achieved at considerable degree.

QUESTION:
1.) How did the Chinese government reduce the
number of malnurished people in China?